On Android we have several apps or services that they serve us to store articles that we want to read later and thus also always have it at our disposal. Evernote or Pocket do a great job in this category of apps that more or less have the great task of saving those favorites and thus collecting during the day what we will read when we are back at home after work or on the weekend when we have a good time to read those articles that we leave in the inkwell, but thanks to apps like these we have everything gathered in one place. Of this type of service I miss that again that had good intentions and gave great results, and it seems that this wait has ended with Raindrop who is in very good condition.
Raindrop has already been with us a bit on Android and it also has its desktop version that we can access through Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Opera. In short, it is an app that helps us save favorites or bookmarks, share them with other people for collaborative work and synchronize them across multiple devices so that we can go from the phone to what can be the comfort of a tablet on the couch or at the desk with the computer. Raindrop is an elegant app that arrives in a very good state of health so that you think twice if it is time to replace that Evernote or Pocket, it has everything on its part for it.
Save all your favorites
The truth is that then each of us have our favorite app that helps us to have all those favorites sorted or web links to which we go when we want to try that cooking recipe that we find in a blog or that press article that we want to read twice to better understand someone's thinking.
Now we add Raindrop.io as an app that does its job very well, it has a Material Design aesthetic that stands out from the first moment that one throws it and has a series of extra characteristics that allow us to get even more out of it. The same comes in handy so that it is very versatile and we go to it more than we were going to think at one point.
Raindrop is an app that allows you save web links and bookmarks among which we can include photos, videos or articles. Something essential is the organization in collections and tags, as happens in the two mentioned such as Evernote and Pocket, and the ability to share these collections to be able to work with friends on all types of projects or simply to share things that seem very curious to us. .
Elegant design for a great app
A service that lets you sync all those notes and favorites across all your devices and that, in short, comes to be very similar to others although perhaps in the Material Design design we will see some clear differences while in Evernote they pull by other aspects although it also has features identified with that language of design.
From the app itself you can create a note or sharing any article, photo or video from the Android share menu. For those of you who are used to using apps of this type, you will be at home. What does stand out is that the content is saved in the form of Pinterest-like thumbnails so you can identify those notes very quickly.
Has a Pro version for € 2 a month which is not bad at all and that allows you to access backup copy in Dropbox, 1 GB of new uploads every month, nested collections and priority support. In short, this is a service that works very well and that can replace any of the most popular at the moment with exclusive functionalities that go directly to certain objectives without getting too involved along the way.
